🇵🇸 Today, we published an interview of Palestinian human rights lawyer Raji Sourani. He reacted to President Donald Trump’s declarations on Gaza and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s threat to resume “intense fighting” if Hamas does not release Israeli hostages by Saturday February 15. Sourani strongly criticizes U.S. President Donald Trump’s remarks on Gaza, calling them unrealistic, and condemns Israeli policies as attempts to forcibly displace Palestinians. He describes the ongoing situation as a genocide, citing Israeli leaders’ statements and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Sourani argues that Israeli society ignores Palestinian suffering and compares it to Germany during World War II. He highlights the double standards in international responses, contrasting Europe's strong support for Ukraine with its inaction on Gaza. Despite fears of further violence, he asserts that Palestinians will not face another Nakba and remains optimistic about justice prevailing. Some quotes: 💬 "Israel is a sick society like German society was during World War Two. No one talks about Gazans. They only talk about hostages. They don’t care about genocide. They have their brothers, husbands, sons going to Gaza in the army. They know what is happening. They don’t care." 💬 In relation to the International Criminal Court (ICC), "We will continue to do our best like we have from day one. We want the rule of law. If not, we will have the law of the jungle." 👉 https://www.justiceinfo.net/en/141575-i-hope-gaza-wont-be-the-graveyard-of-international-law.html See you on Monday for a new post. In the meantime, you can support Justice Info by sharing our articles.